Yea, I mean video-games are THE way of software sneaking into culture. I mean there is also programming culture but it's constantly changing, split into a innu

Yea, I mean video-games are THE way of software sneaking into culture. I mean there is also programming culture but it's constantly changing, split into a innumerable number of sometimes conflicting variants and is often more like work culture then art. But it's also art, it's complicated tbh. I mean how many opinions are based around what feels nice and/or looks nice instead of what works most reliable and well? Through then this is also where innovations sometimes starts, with libraries which do look and feel nice but do not yet work supper well.